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So, after realizing I never actually think my designs all the way through, and being disappointed in myself because of that, I decided to change my way of thinking and how I design these. And this tank is the product of that. I`m pretty pleased with the result, it looks exactly as I envisioned it, something that never really happens.

And no, it does not ride on four sets of tracks, they rise up onto a free-rolling axle. The tank would also carry several auxiliary metal wheels that would unfold from within the track mechanism, reducing the vulnerability to de-treading devices and mines. The center rear portion of the hull contains a marine type diesel engine to power the drive mechanism and unimportant secondary systems. It also has a maximum operating speed of 90 mph on level ground. The cannon lacks a full 360 degree arc, instead being restricted to a 90 degree from center firing arc. Serving primarily as an assault & siege vehicle, the Corbin T3 has seen deployment against rebels and insurrectionists with a near perfect record of success, destroying numerous entrenchments, hostile facilities, communication systems, and ship-building structures.

The Corbin has also found a niche role in exploring extreme, difficult terrain, without risking the loss of aircraft in dangerous conditions or hostile areas with anti-air emplacements. It also remains comfortably cool on the inside, allowing long expeditions in desert regions. On many occasions, Corbin tanks were used in place of atmospheric vehicles for exploring planets where aircraft wouldn't be effective. Many divisions employ the T3 as patrol vehicles on many outposts, to great effect, preventing many potentially disastrous infiltrations and attacks on important locations.

Surprisingly enough, almost one full year after the Corbin was made publicly available, numerous private contractors and police agencies began buying up units in the thousands. Ending many anarchies and causing a huge reduction in crime in many cities. Even some business tycoons have acquired T3`s. Due to the high popularity with the design, a civilian model was introduced, lacking a functional cannon.

Description
So, after realizing I never actually think my designs all the way through, and being disappointed in myself because of that, I decided to change my way of thinking and how I design these. And this tank is the product of that. I`m pretty pleased with the result, it looks exactly as I envisioned it, something that never really happens.

And no, it does not ride on four sets of tracks, they rise up onto a free-rolling axle. The tank would also carry several auxiliary metal wheels that would unfold from within the track mechanism, reducing the vulnerability to de-treading devices and mines. The center rear portion of the hull contains a marine type diesel engine to power the drive mechanism and unimportant secondary systems. It also has a maximum operating speed of 90 mph on level ground. The cannon lacks a full 360 degree arc, instead being restricted to a 90 degree from center firing arc. Serving primarily as an assault & siege vehicle, the Corbin T3 has seen deployment against rebels and insurrectionists with a near perfect record of success, destroying numerous entrenchments, hostile facilities, communication systems, and ship-building structures.

The Corbin has also found a niche role in exploring extreme, difficult terrain, without risking the loss of aircraft in dangerous conditions or hostile areas with anti-air emplacements. It also remains comfortably cool on the inside, allowing long expeditions in desert regions. On many occasions, Corbin tanks were used in place of atmospheric vehicles for exploring planets where aircraft wouldn't be effective. Many divisions employ the T3 as patrol vehicles on many outposts, to great effect, preventing many potentially disastrous infiltrations and attacks on important locations.

Surprisingly enough, almost one full year after the Corbin was made publicly available, numerous private contractors and police agencies began buying up units in the thousands. Ending many anarchies and causing a huge reduction in crime in many cities. Even some business tycoons have acquired T3`s. Due to the high popularity with the design, a civilian model was introduced, lacking a functional cannon.